tonight, dramatic new images of the wave of destruction. as the tsunami demolishes everything in its path in japan. >> now, desperate for aid after the disaster, thousands of miles away, a tour of the damage here in the bay area. >> it's heart-breaking, to see this kind of damage to appear someplace you call home. >> good even right now in japan, it's just after 11:30 sunday morning, and just about an hour ago, a powerful 6.2 aftershock shook off the eastern coast as the country reels from that 8.9 earthquake. and all eyes are still on that

nuclear complex where an explosion occurred. the country's nuclear safety agency says there's another emergency at the same site. rescuers are looking for the missing along hundreds of miles of coastline with many areas still unreachable. the death toll stands at 696, where that number certainly expected to rise. the tsunami that raised across the pacific slammed into northern california airports. and some harbors are still closed. we took a tour of the district in santa cruz. >> reporter: from the water, we get a closer look at the damage left by the tsunami in the santa cruz harbor. >> it's devastating. >> reporter: state and local agencies took boat tours sinking 18 boats in and ripping docks apart. >> it's a lot of damage as you can down eastern fairway here,

it's unsafe to motor there. >> reporter: much of the debris is still under water, some of it is being pulled out, some purpose purposefully left on the bottom. there's always a pollution concern. >> reporter: they are looking for the sheen of oil in this murky water. >> we figuratively dodged a bullet because awful boats on the bottom of the harbor are pleasure craft. >> reporter: which means they can just hold a few gallons of gas, unlike the ones in crescent city. >> as soon as we move the boats, the oil will come to the surface. >> reporter: and they are experiencing surges today. the boat pay the tore said he was operating around 7 knots, about 8 miles an hour, and was at a standstill for about five minutes. >> we had a natural disaster. >> reporter: lee runs boats on the harbor and lost about $60,000 of equipment. >> reporter: with the harbor closed, he wasn't able to save

much. >> it's a joke. sickening. they want to keep us from our property, but they don't want to do anything to save anything. >> reporter: the magnitude of which is still being assessed. >> it's hard-breaking, you know, -- heart-breaking to see this damage occur, someplace you call home, and also you know, where you've been employed. it's overwhelming. in parts of northern california, they did not suffer damage from a tsunami. this was shot in emeryville by mark, and he positioned on youtube. -- he positioned it on youtube. there must have been a larger wave hitting. in crescent city, the young man swept tout to sea is identified as 25-year-old dustin weber. crest sent city saw the highest tsunami waves in the u.s., 8-foot surges. the tsunami continued to create

dangerous currents, the crew are waiting for safer conditions before they start to clean up. >> we do get a small tsunami once in a while, a surge, and this is the worst i've ever experienced. >> damage in crescent city is expected to top $25 million. travelers arriving from japan at sfl had stories of chaos and confuse before flying out: families were reunited after nerve-racking hours. >> reporter: after experiencing one ever the most powerful earthquakes anywhere ever, the travelers in japan another challenge, just getting to an airport and getting a flight home of the we did talk with some as they arrived at sfo. >> the 8.9 quake and tsunami that rocked northeastern japan was felt throughout the country. tokyo, was spared from the worst. >> the whole city came to a halt.

that was it. the whole city came to a halt. >> reporter: passengers on flights out of japan arriving at sfo shared the stories with cbs 5. >> it took us about five hours to get to the airport today, and the airport was like chaos, because there were so many people, just couldn't find a flight. >> it just kept going and i thought this might take longer than usual. >> reporter: ray was in tokyo, his mother was on a plane flying back from dallas unaware of her son's predicament. >> i said i'm oh, but my flight want canceled of course. and i asked why. and he said didn't you see the news. >> reporter: and we saw how bad it was, and thankfully, i didn't know in advance, because i would have been panicked. i was really scared. i was really scared. it was midnight here when i heard about it, and i turned on

the tv, and it was everywhere, and i had no idea in japan where he was. he's going from meetings and other cities, from one city to another so i was trying to find out where he is, so i decided to text him, and he was able to text back and say i'm okay. >> reporter: okay, but with no way to get to the airport. >> the problem with the roads, they were all blocked, closed so there were lots of concerns about the bridges, the freeways were closed. >> i called them, they said they are assuming flights from noon japan time, and that's when i texted him and said you know, just get yourself to the airport. it seems like your flight is going to be on time, so do anything you can if it means walking to the airport, and i want you out of japan. doesn't matter, any our country. >> the only thing, i was working

with the locals, and that's how i made it. >> i've been in a few earthquakes before, but when the big one hit, with tenth on for a long -- it went on for a long time. and you don't know how bad it's going to be, so i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: safely home with a heck of a story to tell. >> thank you. for all the developments, get the latest on our website. not everyone can afford to go. from the weather center, it turned out to be a nice start to the weekend, but we have clouds gathering, there's a chance of rain and the way. we'll talk about that. -- on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,

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a soldier from alameda has been killed in afghanistan. eric true true blood died. the come back unit was hit an i improvised explosive device. loved ones are remembering a man shot and killed 6 months ago on his 35th birthday as he and his fiance were walking home from a party. friends and family of the man had a block party to honor his member i they hope a $17,000 reward will bring information to find his killer. a bay area icon will celebrate a milestone next year, the golden gate bridge turns 75 and plans include including a

more welcoming environment for visitors. the bridge district hopes to raise funds for a museum and visitor center. high school girls from across the bay area got up early this morning for the chance to get a free prom dress. the princess project in san francisco brought out thousands of donated breast dresses and accessories for a high school girl that needs one. about 4000 girls will receive a dress through the program, an average dress costs about $300. so, before you go to sleep tonight, don't forget to move your clock forward. daylight saving times starts at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow, there will be prolonged darkness in the morning, about you an extra hour of sunlight in the evening: we'll be right back. but an extra hour of sunlight in the evening, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

air in downtown san francisco bagpipes and drums fitted the air in downtown san francisco today. thousands gathered for the city's 160th saint patrick aday parade and festival, getting into the spirit there. marchers made their way down to the civic center plaza where it wrapped up about an hour ago: the sun was shining on the irish today, wasn't it. >> corned beef and cabbage! sounds good right now, but it

turned out to be a nice start to the weekend, had a lot of sunshine out there. now the we've got a storm brewing off the coastline. out there right now, kind of calm, clouds are moving by, over looking the city of san francisco, looking pretty good so far. but we've the clouds off the coast, and there's a chance we could see some light showers, at least north of the golden gate bridge overnight. here's showing you some of the clouds, making their way towards the coast, thickening up right here. they are going start to push on shore, but it will take time before we get the rain going. if you have plans tomorrow, a mostly cloudy day, a better chance of rain in the afternoon, and it looks like showers are going to make their way across the bay area tomorrow. numbers outside, not too bad, 50s and a couple low 60 's around the state, we are going to see more rainfall, the further north you go. also in eureka, the high

country, yep, we have a mixture of some rain and snow. these are warm storms that are approaching the coastline, that's going to keep things unsettled and a bit wet. and a little slushy. here it is, you can notice this latching on some subtropical moisture. as the jetstream sets up, we'll see an increase of some rain overnight of the north of the golden gate bridge. let's see if we can time this out better. 7:00 tonight, clouds beginning to move across the skies, and probably thicken up throughout the night. there will be a chance of some light showers to the north, but otherwise into the bad. tomorrow, doesn't look too bad early on. watch what happens as we go through the day tomorrow, you'll notice the clouds will continue to increase and, yeah, here comes the chance of rain developing. especially heading into the afternoon, and it looks like we have a good cell moving through a good part of the area.

tomorrow night, possibly some showers left into monday. temperatures are going to look like this. probably 63 degrees in san jose, so not zoo bad there, 64 in morgan hill, and 62 in union city. east bay numbers running up mainly in the 60s, so this warm storm is going to keep the temperatures up a bit, plan about 64 brentwood, 63 in pittsburgh, and 63 in police ton. north bay, temperatures in pleasanton. north bay, temperatures in the -- it looks like we have a chance of rain about every day over the next sidas, there will be breaks in between the storms, and nothing looks too huge. another storm system will move in on tuesday, leftover showers into wednesday morning, and colder storm system heading into the latter part of the week. it will keep things wet and cooler towards next weekend. now. aubrey huff explains why he's no longer wearing the rally song, and selection sunday may

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>> your alma matre, each time the stanford women take the course, they put the different winning streaks on the line, they've won 22 straight overall. caldwell trying to put an end to all that, end of the first half, walker hits the top of the -- the bruins getting a 9 point lead. and cardinal got a huge lift from the guard. she scores ten straight points late in the second half to give stanford the lead for good. 17 points off the bench, and stand ford wins the pac-10 tournament and beat ucla. >> i'm proud of officer team and how we stuck with -- of our team, and how we stuck with it.

i don't think we've been down that much at all this year, so copying back after that and sticking with things, like having positive -- it will give us confidence going into the tournament. >> stanford will be a number one seed when the women's brackets are revealed owner monday, and likely play the first two rounds at names pavilion. arizona trying to win the pac-10 title. thomas picked it up, wilcox for the game-tieing 3 to send it to overtime. now, it's arizona's turn. it's buried to time the game, washington had one final chance. 28 points for thomas, washington wins the pac-10 tournament beating arizona 77-75 in

overtime. ivy league championship harvard up one against princeton with two seconds left. >> here's davis, davis with the win! >> the tigers are dancing, they beat harvard 63-62 phil mickelson and tiger paired together for the third day in a row, but neither is in contention, lefty is 13 back. johnson shot a 7-under 65 and is at the top of the leader board. the approach on the 17, sets up an easy birdie putt. bob confirm the obvious, rich harden will not be the team's starter to begin the season. an arm engineer has sidelined

him. wilson pitches and 1-2-36th in scottsdale. just over 12,000 he's loving it, and they can say they saw pat burrell hit his second home mother of the spring. they -- homer of the spring. the giants may be the hottest ticket in arizona this spring, but aubrey huff says the atmosphere hasn't changed in the clubhouse after winning the world series. >> different than last year? >> no, just money. i got a lot of making up to do with all the losing i've done. i figure the next three, four years of my career -- it still wouldn't make up for it. but, you know, it was satisfying last year, to go all the way and win, you know, and get the among

monkey off your back -- and get the monkey off your back. >> i read where you decided to retire in the fall, what was the reason? >> i thought -- >> i'm sure he was's going to come up with something else though. >> he has to come up with another gimmick. >> an entertaining team. they are just entertaining. >> and the beard is growing. i mean. >> literally. yeah. >> all right. keep us informed. they were coming home from a trip to the casino when tragedy struck. a tour bus overturns. the top of it nearly ripped completely off. more than a dozen people were killed. what authorities are looking for

they believe caused the crash. that and more at 10:00. and enjoy the sun and no rain early. >> i think the morning should be pled fine around the bay area, busch plenty fine around the bay area. -- plenty fine around the bay area. >> turn the clocks ahead, remember. >> that's right. >> we still wake up the same time. >> we'll see you again at 11:00. have a great night. show: saturday 6:30pm producer:, 3q looking to add a little smile to your chili ? try french's.

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